Examples of using Circular migration in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Circular Migration.
We are talking about circular migration.
Circular migration and mobility partnerships.
Cooperation may also facilitate circular migration for the benefit of development.
Circular migration and brain circulation.
(27) When implementing the recently presented Communication on circular migration and mobility partnerships with third countries;
Circular migration and development in countries of origin.
Positive political messages from both sides could help creating a more favourable environment for integration butalso for temporary and circular migration.
(2) Circular migration of persons residing in a third country.
This issue could be further explored, taking into account Member State competence and measures to combat brain drain,e.g. through circular migration.
Circular migration, return migration and mobility partnerships.
Practical conditions andsafeguards will need to be included to ensure that circular migration meets its objectives and brings long-term benefits.
Circular migration of certain categories of people could however be further facilitated by appropriate legislative harmonisation.
The Council is currently examining the issue of the adoption of specific instruments andmeasures to facilitate circular migration, and the issue of finding out how such measures may be implemented.
Circular migration can be facilitated by a legal framework that promotes mobility and voluntary return.
As a partof more flexible entry policies, temporary migration systems and circular migration should be promoted, for both highly skilled and less skilled workers.
Circular migration can be useful in promoting the development of countries of origin or mitigating the adverse effect of brain drain.
The derogations on the periods of absence from the EU should be subject to strict conditions in order tosustain the circular migration policy and to limit possible brain drain effects.
Transnational migration, circular migration, ethnicity and ethnic hybridity, Roma employment and company diversity.
The Commission will also reflect further on whether a proposal to introduce harmonised admission procedures for othercategories of legal migrants could benefit circular migration.
To promote circular migration and avoid brain drain by linking mobility actions to measures encouraging the return home of students and researchers.
Moreover, this Communication should be read in conjunction with the Communication on Circular migration and mobility partnerships between the European Union and third countries, adopted simultaneously.
Circular migration can be defined as a form of migration that is managed in a way allowing some degree of legal mobility back and forth between two countries.
Tailor-made and balanced and should include elements of mutual interest, for example, legal migration, the fight against illegal migration, migration and development including circular migration.
To promote circular migration, promoting mobility needs to be coupled with encouraging a return of students and researchers to their countries of origin.
Make consistent use of all instruments of migration policy,including migration profiles, circular migration programmes and cooperation platforms and strengthen the role of partnerships for mobility;
The need to examine these circular migration opportunities, based on the Communication from the Commission of 16 May 2007, was also reiterated in the conclusions of the June 2007 European Council.
In its communication the Commission considers circular migration to be a useful means to be developed at Community level to ensure more effective management of migration flows.
Measures to foster circular migration could in particular be introduced into some of the future legislative instruments already announced in the Policy Plan on legal migration, in particular the.
The Council recalls that bilateral programmes regarding circular migration could also form part of the broader concept of mobility partnerships between the EU and third countries concerned.